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I've heard it continues until you are done with your rapid weight loss phase, however long that lasts for you. I haven't had my surgery yet though so I can't tell you what it was like for me.

My hair loss lasted from about 6 months-ish through 18 months or so. I still periodically have my hair thin out, but I recently saw a picture of my hair now and a picture of it about 18 months ago and the difference is amazing. I was so worried about how thin my hair was I didn't realize that it had pretty much all grown back to my old level of thickness. I was never noticeably balding thank God, but my hair suffered for about a year. I have been within 5-7 pounds of goal for about 22 months or so, and I have been floating within 3 pounds of goal for about 15 months. I take Biotin, which I don't know if it helps or not, but it is only the last 6 months or so that I feel like my hair is back to normal, even if, just because of my genetics, it will never be super thick.

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